The work is a self-report about the self-growth of disabled girls after learning about the intangible cultural heritage of Chinese embroidery culture. The illustration story consists of nine pieces. The girl lives in a village in Huanggang City, Hubei Province. Due to her leg disability, her personality is very introverted and withdrawn, so she does not have very close friends in life. One day, when she saw the activities of promoting intangible cultural heritage Han embroidery handicraft culture in the countryside, she was attracted by Han embroidery culture. With the help of volunteers, she followed everyone to learn Han embroidery handicraft. In the process of learning and communicating with others, she gradually opened her heart and became cheerful and confident. Later, the girl became more and more skilled in Han embroidery handicraft skills and won the first place in the Han embroidery handicraft skills competition in Huanggang City. The girl's story has inspired and moved many disabled children. With the help of the local government, volunteers and caring people from all walks of life, a learning base for disabled children of intangible cultural heritage Han embroidery culture has been established to help the growth of rural disabled children. Because I hope the story I created will bring warmth to people, the illustration style tends to be lively and lovely, and the use of cold and warm colors and the use of white space are more.